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NEW YORK — New York Times Co. posted a sharp decline in advertising revenue at its newspaper group for August, and said it expects the tragic events of last week to drag down September and third-quarter results.
Tuesday’s announcement comes a day after Dow Jones Co. (DJ), the publisher of The Wall Street Journal, warned it might miss earnings expectations for the third quarter because of August’s weak advertising market and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
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